The Secret to Relationships?

What's the secret to a fulfilling romantic relationship? Let me know!

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[immecourtney1]

turn your fucking music off, im recording a talky bloggg <33333333

[iphonefetish]

Turn your Fucking music off im recording a talke blog. I love it!!! sounds like me and my boyfriend.

[solistvolinist]

Honesty is the Trick!

[SkittleHEAD489]

I have been with my boyfriend (yes I am a girl) for 2 years and 8 moths & we have not broken up once at all. I dont think there is a "secret" to it, if its real love it will last, :]

[purawngailocano]

@chozzree yah thats different and it also depends if that person had unconditional love for you too. if they did then they would have never cheated. I feel like cheating brakes the promise of the relationship and gives the other person the right to leave. sorry i didnt know you were speaking from experience. i thought you were just saying in example. I really am sorry tho and hope all is well now.

[chozzree]

@purawngailocano maybe I don't..... but I sure as hell know that I didn't appreciate being told by someone I had known for a month BEFORE we had sex that he had AIDS. And I sure as hell know that when he told me, I felt so betrayed that I never went back. And I would definitely feel different if it was contracted via an open wound as opposed to some scummy partner that defended infidelity by saying he had an overly active libido.

[purawngailocano]

@chozzree what if it was before the two ppl had gotten together and they practiced safe sex thats why one of them hadn't gotten it. Or the other person could have got cut with something that had the virus. Obviously you don't know what unconditional love is so you shouldn't judge. Plus not all parents love their children and not all siblings love each other, hence broken families. If someone stayed with their partner who has AIDs out of unconditional love then more power too them.

[mrbbsdp2627]

COMMUNICATION



[bobby24love]

I'm currently single now. My x-bf and I were together for 6yrs and 3 of those years were long distance (1yr - he was in canada & I was in USA and 2yrs - I was in Germany and he was in USA)

It was ROUGH but we pulled through it. We are both very career driven artists.

Anyway, for us we ended up growing a part :(

But we are so BFF's now :)

We have great love, admiration and respect for each other... and we think we could come back together too :)

All this to say... honest communication is key.

[mattlemerond]

i did roll my eyes

[chozzree]

Really? Unless you're an amazing parent or brother or sister - there is no such thing as unconditional love. Ooops! I lie! Your long time pet probably loves you unconditionally too. As for the example of one partner contracting AIDS and the other leaving – well, isn’t that expected? Who was the partner “fudging” behind the back of the partner that DIDN’T contract AIDS? I wouldn’t stay in that relationship either. Clearly, my partner wasn’t protecting himself or me by sleeping with other people.

[higaloha32]

I've been in a long distance relationship for two years as well. What's really helped me as he's been overseas in Afghanistan is remembering all the great experiences we have when we are together. And when we do get into arguments, to take a breath and be understanding that we both have stressful moments. Love your videos!!